PIOLI è sul punto di arrendersi?
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Magnifico ma inutile gol di Chukwueze a San Siro!
Magnifico gol di Chukwueze! Tuttavia, non è stato inutile. Ha segnato il suo primo gol per l’AC Milan contro il Borussia Dortmund al San Siro, pareggiando il punteggio poco prima della fine del primo tempo 1. Il gol è stato un tiro curvo perfetto che ha superato il portiere del Dortmund e ha attraversato il traffico 1. Il gol ha anche segnato la prima volta di Chukwueze in Champions League 2. Grazie per aver condiviso la notizia con me!
Nella notte che ha quasi estromesso il Milan
Citiamo:
*Haaland sets UCL record at Etihad as City fightback to beat RB Leipzig
Duro Ikhazuagbe
Samuel Chukwueze scored his first Champions League goal for AC Milan as the hosts were beaten 3-1 by visiting Borussia Dortmund at San Siro last night.
The former Villarreal winger cancelled out Dortmund’s opener by Marcos Reus to set the stage for a possible revival for the Stefano Pioli’s men.
That however didn’t manifest as Dortmund fired two more goals by Bynoe-Gittens and Karim Adeyemi to leave Milan at the bottom of Group F table on same five points as Newcastle who were forced to a one- all by PSG in the group’s other game last night.
Only Dortmund is sure of a place in the Last 16 from the Group so far.
Elsewhere, Erling Haaland obliterated a Champions League goalscoring record at Etihad Stadium as Manchester City fought back from two goals down to complete a thrilling 3-2 victory against RB Leipzig.
The Norway forward is the quickest player ever to score 40 goals in the competition – reaching the milestone in just 35 matches, 10 fewer than Ruud van Nistelrooy, the previous record holder.
His goal also sparked a comeback win that ensured City, already through to the last 16, secured top spot in Group G with a game to spare.
For an uncomfortable 40 minutes, it looked as though their proud 28-match unbeaten home European record was about to come to an end.
But the second-half introductions of Julian Alvarez and Jeremy Doku transformed City.
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